1P7938 VEE BELT SET (2 Belts) Caterpillar parts
561C, D6C
Rating:
Alternative (cross code) number:
CA1P7938
1P-7938
1P7938
CA1P7938
1P-7938
1P7938
Weight: 1 pounds 0 kg.
PIPELAYER, TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR,
Number on catalog scheme:
17
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Industrial Engine with Turbochargers AllIntroduction
Inspections are the most basic form of condition monitoring. They are easy to do and surprisingly effective at helping you spot equipment health issues. Proactive monitoring and analysis of equipment information will allow Dealers to intervene before problems occur.Note: Before adjusting product settings to comply with listed baseline TA1 values, consult SIS for the latest specification values.
Table 1
Application: Power/RPM: Date :
Model: Inspector: SMU:
Engine S/N: Work Order # Unit Location:
Arrangement #:
Note: Review Engine & S.O.S. History and check for Active Service Letters prior to inspection.
Status of the Machine(1)
The status recommendation of your Industrial Engine is:
(1) N = Normal, D = Down Generator , M = Monitor/Needs AttentionCreating an Electronic Copy
Use the following procedure to create an editable electronic copy from SIS web.
Click format to print.
Save the document as an HTML format.
Open the document with Microsoft Word.Visual Inspection
1.0 Prepare Industrial Engine for Inspection
Table 2
Sl.No. Status(1) Description Comments
1.1 Prepare the Industrial Engine for the inspection
1.2 Download fault codes - ECM data
Logged fault codes - ECM data
Active fault codes - ECM data
1.3 Observe engine exhaust colors
1.4 Listen for unusual noises (engine & driven equipment)
(1) N = Normal, M = Monitor, A = Action, Blank = Not Applicable2.0 Basic Engine - Inspection
Table 3
Sl.No. Status(1) Description Comments
2.1 Check engine oil level
2.2 Engine oil pan
2.3 Crankcase breathers and piping
2.4 Oil Filters, filter bases, cooler, and lines
2.5 Engine mounts, isolators, supports, and rails
2.6 Engine/driven equipment coupling
2.7 Flywheel housing
2.8 Starter motors (Air or Electric)
2.9 Air starter lubricator
2.10 Prelube pump (if equipped)
2.11 Front housing and covers
2.12 Crankshaft vibration damper
2.13 Cylinder heads
2.14 Rocker boxes and valve covers
2.15 Injectors
2.16 Pulleys, belts (alternator and accessory)
2.17 Inspect gauge panel
2.18 Inspect engine wiring
2.19 Inspect battery terminals, connections, and cables
2.20 Inspect guards on driven equipment (if equipped)
(1)
Inspections are the most basic form of condition monitoring. They are easy to do and surprisingly effective at helping you spot equipment health issues. Proactive monitoring and analysis of equipment information will allow Dealers to intervene before problems occur.Note: Before adjusting product settings to comply with listed baseline TA1 values, consult SIS for the latest specification values.
Table 1
Application: Power/RPM: Date :
Model: Inspector: SMU:
Engine S/N: Work Order # Unit Location:
Arrangement #:
Note: Review Engine & S.O.S. History and check for Active Service Letters prior to inspection.
Status of the Machine(1)
The status recommendation of your Industrial Engine is:
(1) N = Normal, D = Down Generator , M = Monitor/Needs AttentionCreating an Electronic Copy
Use the following procedure to create an editable electronic copy from SIS web.
Click format to print.
Save the document as an HTML format.
Open the document with Microsoft Word.Visual Inspection
1.0 Prepare Industrial Engine for Inspection
Table 2
Sl.No. Status(1) Description Comments
1.1 Prepare the Industrial Engine for the inspection
1.2 Download fault codes - ECM data
Logged fault codes - ECM data
Active fault codes - ECM data
1.3 Observe engine exhaust colors
1.4 Listen for unusual noises (engine & driven equipment)
(1) N = Normal, M = Monitor, A = Action, Blank = Not Applicable2.0 Basic Engine - Inspection
Table 3
Sl.No. Status(1) Description Comments
2.1 Check engine oil level
2.2 Engine oil pan
2.3 Crankcase breathers and piping
2.4 Oil Filters, filter bases, cooler, and lines
2.5 Engine mounts, isolators, supports, and rails
2.6 Engine/driven equipment coupling
2.7 Flywheel housing
2.8 Starter motors (Air or Electric)
2.9 Air starter lubricator
2.10 Prelube pump (if equipped)
2.11 Front housing and covers
2.12 Crankshaft vibration damper
2.13 Cylinder heads
2.14 Rocker boxes and valve covers
2.15 Injectors
2.16 Pulleys, belts (alternator and accessory)
2.17 Inspect gauge panel
2.18 Inspect engine wiring
2.19 Inspect battery terminals, connections, and cables
2.20 Inspect guards on driven equipment (if equipped)
(1)
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